The EurUsd has been moving sideways for months now, locked in a massive consolidation that started back in the summer. Anyone who's watched this pair long enough knows what that usually means — a big move is coming. The current range looks almost identical to the ones we saw in late 2024 and early 2025, and even to that long, painful consolidation at the start of 2024. History tends to rhyme, and right now it's whispering "trend breakout."
Most likely, that breakout will be to the upside, with potential targets around 1.20 to 1.40. It won't happen overnight, but the setup is already there. So what's been holding EurUsd back? Mainly politics and uncertainty out of France, where the financial and political crises are still dragging on. Germany already went through a similar phase, and its right-centrist forces managed to stabilize things. France, on the other hand, is still trying to figure out what's next — and Macron, being a republican rather than a socialist, has limited room to maneuver.
Once that cloud lifts, the euro could easily regain momentum. Whether it's by the end of the year or even in the next month, a strong rally in EurUsd looks more like a question of when, not if.
My Latte EA operates in a trend-following mode — it's built to catch big moves, not minor noise. And right now, it's been waiting far too long. The market's been quiet, but that silence won't last forever. What's clear is that Latte's cumulative position remains against the USD — and that's the right side to be on. When the breakout finally comes, Latte will already be where it needs to be.
Most likely, that breakout will be to the upside, with potential targets around 1.20 to 1.40. It won't happen overnight, but the setup is already there. So what's been holding EurUsd back? Mainly politics and uncertainty out of France, where the financial and political crises are still dragging on. Germany already went through a similar phase, and its right-centrist forces managed to stabilize things. France, on the other hand, is still trying to figure out what's next — and Macron, being a republican rather than a socialist, has limited room to maneuver.
Once that cloud lifts, the euro could easily regain momentum. Whether it's by the end of the year or even in the next month, a strong rally in EurUsd looks more like a question of when, not if.
My Latte EA operates in a trend-following mode — it's built to catch big moves, not minor noise. And right now, it's been waiting far too long. The market's been quiet, but that silence won't last forever. What's clear is that Latte's cumulative position remains against the USD — and that's the right side to be on. When the breakout finally comes, Latte will already be where it needs to be.
